For redemption, he wished to see his mother smile at him in his dreams, but never did she. — Ahsan Raza, The Crown has Fallen Copy Share WhatsApp
by Ahsan Raza
Fantasy · 30 pages
“With a lure in his heart he walked towards it, and felt the light of the sun upon his cheeks, and a masterpiece was ready in front of his eyes, yet he himself had become one.”
“Not known, have you, the pain in the eyes of a father, whose daughter has to be whored, for you show them the way of God, the great God.”
“Funny it is how agony creeps into the veins of man and turns all the love in him into poison.”
Blasphemeous illiterate.
“Self-conversation to fill the void of his singular life was of little effect but germinated hope of sanity none the less.”
“Should she throw away Owais’ words and believe this girl whose name she doesn’t even remember?”
“A Software Engineer by profession, Zena Vatsa is a feminist and thus a strong believer of women rights over freedom.”
“Although I offered my Fajr prayers regularly, this time, instead of jumping right up, I lay there, the dream replaying in my mind vividly as if on a constant loop.”
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